About Elizabeth Semon

Elizabeth Semon has trained at many local Mobile barns and competed at shows across the country.

She attended UMS-Wright and McGill-Toolen. After studying abroad, she returned to the United States to attend The University of Findlay in Ohio where she majored in Equine Studies. She returned home to teach riding locally and graduated in 1999 from Spring Hill College.

Elizabeth studied fine arts at the Art Students' League in New York, and taught art for a year in New York. She worked at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida for Michelle Grubb and Marcia Kulac. She taught riding in Princeton, NJ for international Grand Prix rider Andrew Phillbrick, where she taught and gave lessons for two years.

She now lives in Mobile, Alabama, her hometown, where she teaches riding and art and trains horses.

Elizabeth is currently pursuing the Parelli Method of Natural Horsemanship. In turn she passes on her knowledge, insight and ways to achieve harmony with horses to her students.

This is my best buddy, Ibby, taken last summer while we were riding bareback...